Anybody have a good trick for unsticking frozen pedal? My Dad and I can't apply too much force without stripping the crank. If it was steel I'd just heat it with a torch but don't know if that would work with aluminum or not.
OK, at the risk of sounding like a jerk: you do know that the Left side (non-drive) is reverse threaded? i.e. Clock-wise to loosen?
...that out of the way, I've always had the best luck with sharp force from a hammer to loosen up stuck threads - even steel on aluminum galvanic corrosion.
I would secure the opposite crank arm. (Hose clamp or similar from the crank to chainstay will work.) Put a wrench on the stuck pedal, a breaker bar on the wrench, and give it a few sharp whacks (In the correct direction!!) with a metal hammer.